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(iS. ai~.l . 4 401* 4r , 4 .~r A; s• - - .f.N . dk • ' .* f:•••. ' • ie * ••• *.'O4P7 Or' t , • . • .4 1 0 - $ 1 1...., — ' 1 4 , • v/.% • ....,-- ..1 '' ... i . , i..., L--. ~,,,,,, i ' " . ~: ~., , ItER 5066.] THURSDAY, DECEAIBE R 8, 1808. [PRICE, ST-ZPF.;NTEe PiCTUALLINU.OFFICE, ITHEATRE ROYAL.,.DRURY-LAN E. RIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. s, igos, Will be performed JOHN. BULL. SALES..PF ESTATES, &c. HtNDON, MIDDLESEX. MODERN FURNITURE, SUPERIOR PORT WINE, AND OTHER VALUABLE EFFECTS. This Day was,published, Pried ;5. 6d. bound in Oed..Leather; wi th Pockets forisTotes, I!'AIISLEY'S GENTLEMAN and TRADES - - LEDG El:, for the Year 18:9 ; contat,ning Days and Hours for Buying or Selling Stock, add . receiving the Interest, List of Bankers, Holidays at the Pub lic Offices, One Hundred and Eleven Ruled Pages tbr Ac 4 count's and Memorandums, a correct Table of the .present Stamp Duties, - List of.Artny and Navy Agents, New. Hack= ney Coach Fares, 'List of'tfie House 01 ,Peers, •Commons, and illkers, and many, other Articles equally , useful, for which the Reader is-referred to the table of contents: • • Nov. 29, 184. T • E.COMM:ISSIONERSjoi PICTUALLII\ G MAJESTY 't NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the gth of Dec. they will 6e ready to. receive Tenders, in writing (seated up.), acrd. treat for One Itind-sd Thousand gallons of W EST iNDi A RUM, to te dtliverest , duty flee, front Igsrekouses in which the same shall have been bonded, One-heilf thereof in a Month, and the renzaninder, in a Month afterwards, into Ili: Majesty's X''Mlualling Stores at Por:smouth ; and to 6e paid• for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Cosetrati may be seen at the Secreta9•'s Peregrine, Mr. SI DDO NS ; • the Hon. Mr. Shuttleton, Mi. - DE CAMP ; Sir Simon Rochdale ' Mr. PEN LEY ; Earl Fitt Balaain, Mr. SCR]. V N ; Frank Rochdale, Mr. PUTNAM ; • John Burr, Mr.VEWITZER ; lob Thornberry, Mr. BANN (STE R ; Dan, Mr. MATH it WS ; Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; lady Caroline Brayinore, Miss DUNCAN ; Mary Thornberry, Mrs. DUNS ; Mrs. Brulstuddery, Mrs. SPAaKS.. • TO BE soLp BY 'AUCTION, By Mr. SQUIBB, • (in the PreMises, on Monday next, at Eleven o'Clock. MHE.Elegant arid Modern HOUSEHOLD FUR NITt3RtE, Pr ins, Three italitai.lle Drawings, Views of , . the Fall - Of Niagara anii Quebec, taken bn the spot ; a tine toned square Piano, with the additional Keys, by Broad- • wood and Sbn ; about 73 DOzen of very superior POrt Wine, a stnli quantity of B.ucellas, two Mulch-Cows, a Rick of Meadow Hai., a ditto of Row:m, an Errand Cart, Brewing and - Dairy 'Utensils, and a great' variety of of her E teats, the Property of a•Gentletmai go lig A bro..cl, at :iis Re sidence, a little beyond the six-mile stone, and opposite to Hendon _House. To be viewed on Saturday, when ('atalogues may he had en the Premises; and of Mr. Squibb, at his Great Room, Saville passage, Saville-row. -.Printed for G. K.earsley, No. 46, Tleet-strect:,, G. Wil kie and I • Robinson, I. Walker, Fl. D. Symonds, M. Ilincliesman, Paternoster-row; Scatcherd and Letterman-, Ave-Maria-Lane; J. Richardson, Royal Exchange; and W. Suttaby, Stationers'-court. WITH This Day was ptlblislwd, Elegantly printed in Quarto,• price is. in boards, 'THE ,CHRISTIAN CODE ; . or, a "regular Di mst of Cliri,t's Dispensation. Env an OLD GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE. Lorvien : Printed for Lackingtoni•Allen, and Co. Temple of theAluses, rinsbury-square. N. B. No Temier will be admitted fora len quant4 tkan Ten Thousand Gallon:. NEWARK UPON TRENT. TO BE LET Ok SOLD BY PIUVATE CON TRACT, - - BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. " w wnelique (Blue Beard), N 1 r. kAY MON D ; ' Ibrahim, Mr. MAT WS ; With, Mr. I. siVI IT ; jaseabac, Mr. BANN IST ; • Hassan, Mr. St.: RIVEN; ziAtinia, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Ilene, Miss LYuN ; ' _130 1 , 36s s Mrs. BLAND • -mono 3s.—l'it 3s bd . Second Price 2s. se wil d prke is.—t ip per oc - orict No Money to be returne. t )if , cs tor the Boxes to be take.not Mr. Spring,.at the Box. ‘ e • R II • -t Lkse -stre, . llatt t,t Pa uur s to be opened at Halt past Five, and begin at t be,,t7r • rI I C Public are most respectfully informed, that the A uti Dr ama or Venom is withdraivn, at the request of the torw ri till Monday next, mien it will be again brougrit .. I .!:ra W_ith an enure tie ,. thud Ad. - p all ' morrow, the Comedy or 'lnc World; the new Comic o ce ot Love in a Tub; and tire Farce of rhe Anatomist. wit " .( u h a rte y, the Comic of The Siege ut Bograde; s e T h and the Deu‘e. du .L c A e n ci e w Comedy is to rehearsal, and will be speedily pro- .THEATRE ROYAL, HAY-MARK.E r. TO -MORROW EVENING, Dec. 4 , 1808, will be performed THE AFRICANS; Or, WAR, LOVE, AND DUTY. " 114 cb. will be added (fifth time), a new f arce, in Three Ads, called A SCHOOL FOR AUTHORS. The Characters by ..rUNDEN, M. BUNTON Mr. FARLEY, . -,,I VENPOKT, r Mr. R JONES , Mr. KOLLAN D, Boxes 6s. Miss NORTON, and 11,1r5..G IBBS. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. fd. ,Second Price 2s. " 1:: ' i krY 24. Sec o nd P r i ce is .—Up p er Gaik'ry is. o ic aces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. at the itl the he Boxes 4 .1 e Doors to be o p ene d at H a l f past Fi ve, an d b eg i n at a lfpast si x . to the new Farce, called A School for Auth ors , con ti n ui ng „, e receiv e d throuKhout with univers a l approbationzu:rrap viause, Will be repeated every E.veni,g tirr turther notice. Those Lathes and Gentlemen whose Nantes the Pro larietors of the Theatre Royal, in Covent-garden; have hi therto had the pleasure of inserting in their Free List, are re- Tlested to observe, that the Gratis Admissions are, for the l'rez:ent, unavoidably suspended. kV: . The Three Last Nights of B LACKB E A RD, as a new Spectacle will be produced on Monday next. CILY Ml'IC PA.VII.4ON. • • • NEWCASTLE-STREEI7SIkRAND. {Established by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) THls EVENING Bth, Friday gth, and Satur- E t t 4 Y Ictti Deceinucr, tenth time tins Sedt.on, a Grdnd - te"th QU E RIAN Tk.B. A. MANI ti me S t T hcse tvi,o )ears, ic a Comic Pontotnime, with new Scenery, Dress: s. anu Decorati.als, called THE PLAGIARIST; Or, 11Ar.1.1-QoIIN t ATUE, Ha, iequin, i4lr L I(l7sS AN ; Clown, Mr NtIKMAN Te nth t . And C o l um b ine , Mr. PAM , : R. calt4 r i n e, a new Lyric Sittig .Ir. lohannot, ka nor The Bold Amethyst, Or iSCII :114, lory with aoi on arna View of the Amethyst brunong La I licti.• to .11Qp,: Ivi r. 'rk !AN EXERCISES by the Double Company; aiki P li tit's Flying Att ot Horsemanship; 'Friat ot Skill, oin.ited Architecture. To conclude. with the Popular Nautical Spedacie of BLACK BEARD ; Or, THE CAP 11%/K PKINCI SS• re inci• c. pa oaratiers. Mr. erownan and Air; AstieY• Doers at(men Half past Five—begns a tial. p '6l six. t."? 4s : Pit zs. Gallery is. -5 i econd• 114 i I past prCCISViy Pl aces to be taken at the Pavilion frOm Ten till Three. TWEST N4II)I)I.IiSEX WATER-WORKS HE PROPRIETORS of UNDERIAK -11% IN{; die 11cl - wt.), required to Pay into me-Hands of th t 1 1AS HENRY S MACEY, Lsq. (the Tr.:asur,:r), at clking- house of Messrs Marsh, Sitoald, and Co. No. Zol"„lllet's.street, O x f o rd -street, a further Inst a lment of of ir ctnt. on the New Shares, on or before th e 29t h D a y . e cernb c r instant. ,Cy Order of the Board of Directors. for kh ROlsElti SLOPER, Chief Clerk. mta.gue. s t re.: t, Russell. sq uare, De c. 7. tB° To c N L ' - '„ . ' , GYNIEN a nd SCHOOL-NIASTERS. e_..ta-Asg ct o ' ule r uti OPpoitl . ty otTers in the PUR t. - es 0 1 T wh a eI I Ina very established SCHPt)L within Six. respet.table and genteel neighbour . The c rst a ts Znn , eXions of the present Establishment are of the itor a? a Private Seminary, which the present Propri ta e (to every thing in his power to turn to the advan 7 4 . 1 his Successor anit the Premises are in every way well culated for such all undertaking, there being accounnoda n for 4) young Gentlemen. to the purci ase of the P rctntses (which tire Freehold, in per t repa , r, and Land Tax red , einecl) together"with.the Fur r9ture (if taken) will require about z0.N.1. which will be ex kcte..l to be p ai d i mmed i at e ly on Lie purchase being com eteu, as the Proprietor is about retiring into the Country. Any Uentlernan this may suit will find it an object well Zorth his attention, and by addressing a Line to C. K. at .1.!r• Edgor'sr, Wine ate Brandy Merchant;' Mincing-lane, .rower-street, may be furnish e d w ith p ar ti cu l ars , or an i n - Itrview appointed if necessary. TO LA DI E'S. SUPEitiO - 12NEEDLES. . PA,LMER., U CTLER, ' apd MANUFAC- Pi • Tu kER of IINE STEEL WORKtutlick(tAL Ni 1 LY, begs to submit to the attention of Ladies his I M y Roy et) E EDL ES, Which have of late been brought 19 great perfed in ion, by removing all doubt of a possibility of their cutting ill the eye. These Needles,. Mt pleasantness, 4214 superior excellence, are generally' allowed to excel every rirtiel~of th e hi nd ever yet °tiered to tire Public, . P• Hitters hiinstir they need etile b.: tried to Tie .ap- P.oved. Soh i n Quarters,' or in small Cases; containing an ssort:nent of every size. it t ll) ese Needles are sold without any additional expellee for nipiov'-enient Upb • e 04CI, only at No. 20, St. lames's-street,. Lonel9rl. • 1 INA alio w tuace multi ill:taking a quantity', SPACIOUS good MANSION • HOUSE, watt a tine' Garden, and tw,i Acres of Pasture Land. in a most cteiigiiitul Si tuation at the Soul West . End of the Town of Newark. The Garden is walktl, and stored with choice Fruit Trees , very pleasantly situated trom the house d...wn to alVlZ4i.:le brall.:4 or the. River Trent, which nips by the roWu. The Paddock of two Acres adjoins tire gar. den wait to the Sout:, West Ow Road - down to the River. Tice House courains a spacious'hntrame and Staircase, one large and small Parlours, H u,ekeeper's Room. a Small Library, a -.W i t. .11 liAtious ICuc sen, Pantry, and very Lonven . eii; Closets and eupaoarils, three excellent good Celt .r*. 'rue next Floor, five Chambers, and one very elegant Drawing room, with C 10604. &c. &C. The Attics, tour good Lodging- rooms for servants, and Store-rooms New Building, Brew and Wash-house, with Cistern and sott water Pump, Coal-house, and Passage to the street, over the wholeet which is a very large and convenient Laun dry:. Three-stall Stable, Hay and Store-room over it, Boot -house, -Wash-nouse, with other useful Conveniencies in the yard, which is entire, with a good Pump, and is neatly paved and tagged. This highly desirable and unequalled .situation stands on the Banks of a Branch of the River Trent, at chef-lou tish* Town of Newark, through wh;cli place the great North Road passes. The premises offered juin the Street from the Notting cam Road into the, Town, on the South West side, and the Navigable River to the North West, and are peculiarly adapted, in point of situation, w the comfortable residence of a private Gm tieman and Fatuity, or the extend ed views °fa great mercantile trade. For further Partict:'.us•apply to Messrs. Godfrey and Tallents, Solicitcrs, Newark upon Trent. • A RESIDENCE IN PERTHSHIRE. TO . BE LETT, - • For, such Period as mily be Agreed on, THE 'MANSION:HOUSE of MYLNEFIELD, completcly Fuinished, with Coach.house and Stable, &c. 'I he Garden will either be-Lett along with the House, or the Tenant may_ be, supplied with Fruit and Vegetables from it at the Market price. The Garden, consisting' of. two Acres, is enclosed with a Stone Wall twelve feet high, has excellent Hot Houses, which, with the . Garden, are stocked with the best Fruit Trees, all in high order and full hearing The beauty and convenience of this R,.sidence are well known. It i., situatct at the eastern extremity of the Carse of Cowrie, within a quarter of a mile of the River Tay, eighteen miles from Perth, and four trout Dundee, in which are excellent Markets. It lies very near to the Turnpike Road • where the Mail Coach passes daily. Entry can be given immediately. • Applications fig wailer particulars may be made to Mr. Chalmers, Town Clerk, Dundee or to Alexander• Pearson, Writer to time Signer, Edinburgh, IMI'ORTANT.AND SUPERIoR ADVANTAGE OR • • GAIN IN THF. STATE LOTTERY, Which wi-lk.buOrt D , awing TUFSDAY, r;ti. Dec. 1808. I_l LiNRY HOI)GES, PAINE, and 'Co. Stock ' utokers, tesitecttully intorni the Adventurers that all Sharesuf Prizeint every Denomination, from 15i. to toc , ,ocol. both Inclusive, that have or may be sold by t;letn at .ny time in tuts Lottery, shall be PAI ;) in FULL NION E Y, as soot► as drawn, without ally Discount.or Deduction whatever, at their old Established U ' ces, viz a, Contbill, Royal Ex change ; ►4g, 0 xturd-street, opposite Bond-Street; and 44, St. I.uncs•s street, near Piccadilly. - Hodges, Paine. and Co. have no connetlion whatever, nor ever had, with any .other OttiLe. It is in the tecolieetion ot the Public, that five Prizes.Of zo,oool. four ot t0,..0c1. seven of 5.00 cl (meat 4,110.1. seven teeit of t,cool. and thirty ot. soot. were recently shared and sold at the above Offices. Notwitnstandiog the superior advantage or gain to at,these Offices, the Tickets awl legal • nares will be sold at as low Prices as at any reputable Office in the United Kingdom. Buy only a Sixteenth, and realize 3001. - per Annum. Buy only an Eighth, and realize 6001. ditto. • Buy only aa Quarter, a' l realize tzcol. ditto. Buy only an i tall, and realize zvol. ditto. Buy only a Ticket,' and realize 48001. ditto. Pro establish snch desirably Chances as the above, in favour of the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares, HORNSBY and Co. solicited the Grant of too l !? Tickets front the Contraitor, Which G rant he cheerfully devoted to the Public, and he kelisl particularly graeified that it is ap. preciated in the most handsome manner. It is obvious to Hornsby and Co. that. the Ti..kets. will all be- disposed of hetore the Drawing begins; for, exclusive of the usual Chances in a Lottery, the above are in addition.-16, Corn hill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. DR. IAM.ES'S POWDER, For, ever's,- Colds, Agues, influenzas, Measles,.&c. AVender of Medicines-, formerly a Labourer in the Doitor's , gardwi, ha, advertised . himself " as the original and only person wile ever prepared the Fever Pow der for the late Dr. Tames ;'t but as it •has been proved that this Medicine was sold before he was born, and therefore that he 'could not have been the '. Origieal•Preparer," he nr,w shifts his ground, and declares, " that he assistedin the pre paration two years prior to the Vottor's decease, the person who usually prepere& them being in a bad _state ot health, &c." and thus, by his own sliming, it appears that he was not the " - only Preparer." •It happens, however, that Mrs. Evans, here alluded to, who lived many years in the Melees family, and sum ived'him, was, in truth, the only person who attended the fires - and assisted in the process till his death : a man .was occasionally employed to pound the Ingredients, which is all tins pretender, Mr. Perrin, can live done, and, Which he calls, " assisting in the preparation ;" so that after the gross falsehoods of being " the original and only Pripar er," his pretensions resolve themselves into the mere quibble ot aesisting in the preparation,"' because he potinded the I ngtedielits. ~Bur,..even if heeead been admitted to assist Mrs. Evans ireherpart of the ptocess, he could nut have obtained the secret of this. Medicine, for, according to Dr. [antes's AY frdivit (pubhtlied by his Executors in 1777,1' T - it had only been communicated to his Son and 'Mr. Newberg'--.a'niseovery - , moreover, that has ever bairlied the skill of the 6o :it eminent Chemists. The-genuine Powder is to be had only from F. NeWbery and Sons, No. 4s, in st. Paul's Chtireh.yarti, London; or at Pr. lames's }life r I . tkiuSe, iiz Breton-street, in Packets, - price as. 6d. each; or in Bottles,- containing. 12 Packets, as made up for the Army and Nave, - price 11.45. including the Duty Observe that the words, " F..Newbery s No. 4s, raegi" etce eliAtavai . on the atlilT2pi. GENERAL. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. This Day was published, lit Three separate 'Parts, or in One Vol. price 4s. boards, LK.INGTON, ALLEN,' and CO.'s GE AC A NERAL cTALoGuE OF OLD AND , NEW BrtOK.h, for the Years iSoS-9 ; in which arc inserted va riuus extensive and valuable Libraries ; forming in the whole the largest colleCtion of rare antianticurious, as well as' popular and modern Nooks, in every Language and class of Litera ture. ever brought to public sale. ' ' The Fhird Part of this Catalogue contains an unique Li-, brarrot Scottisn History and Topog,raphy.; , together with a vain ,ole and curious collection of Old Poetry, Romances, Tracts, and Manuscripts; rare Classics from the Library of the learned Dr. Bentley ; several parcels of excellent . Divi nity,-.and a;copious Appen ix of recent purchases. Every article is marked at a low price, for ready money, and no abatement made. _ _ The Public are respetlully assured that they may have a high price to r Libraries, however e- tensive and valuable, _by honouring L A. and Co. with their commands. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square. . UNIFORM AND CHEAP DICTIONARIES. • This flay were published, • Printed uniformly in Brevier Type, consisting each of from si to 7, Sheets, closely printed, and containing an unparal leled quantity of information on the respective subjects BIOGRAPHICAL,, HISTORICAL, - 11 and CHRONOLOGICAL DICTIONARY : con taining accurate Accounts of the Lives, Characters, 'and Aelions, of the most Eminent Persons of all Ares and all Countries; including the Revolutions of States, and the Succession of Sovereign Princes. - By lOHN WATKINS, LL.D. Price its . bowds or 205. boundand lettered. A TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY orthe UNI- Tit D KINGDOM ; compiled from Parliamentary and other Authentic Documents and A utl.orities ; containing Geographical,Topographical, and Statistical A cconntscl eve ry Distict, Object, and Place in England, Wales, Sc tland, Ireland; and the various small Islands deoeildent on the British Empire. Accompanied by Flitv-six Maps, drawn purposely, on an original Plan. By Benj rinin Pitts Capper, Esq. Price .1.55. boards, with the bilaps plain,. or with' coloured - Maps. A DICTI ONARY of PRACTICAL and THF.ORETI CAL CHEMIST Ry, with its apMication to the Arts and Maontacturcs, and tO the Explanation of the P hLendmena of Nature : including -throughout the latest Discoveries, - and the Prhsent State_ of Knowledge on those subjects. With plates and tables. 13y William Niclwlson, Price Ars. boards. Printed for Richard Phi. lips, No. 6, Bridge-Street, Black frins c and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; Archer anti Keene, Dubl;a ; and by all Booksellers. In the Press, tocorrespond, A DICTIONARY of COM MERCE, TR.l.)E,and MANUFACTURES. Price 2l s. iat boa rds. A NEW FAMILY 13IilLE, In Twenty Monthly Parts, or One hundred Weekly Nu:nbers. On Monday, the ad of January, tBoo, will be published, the First Part, the whole to be completed in Twenty Monthly . l'arts, each Part containing at least Five Plates, to form Two very large Volumes in Quarto ; on Royal Paper, at 95 each Part ; on Demy, or smaller Paper, at 75. each Part ; or on Common Demy Paper, without the Plates, at Ss. each Part. And to wve to this Bible i" — more extensive circulation and greater utility, it is proposed to divide each Monthly Part into five Weekly Numbers, or the whole into One Ilua dred Weekly Numbers ; and to sell the Royal Paper, with at least one Platejn each NUmoeri at as. per Weekly Number; the D: my, also with one Plate, at is. 6d; ; and the Demy, without Plates, at ts. each Number; the First 'Number to be published on Saturday, January the 7th, and the remaining Numbers on every Saturday till the Work is completed, 7 THE BOLE, with EXPLANATORY NOTES, and ONE HUNDRE'D SUPERIOR COPPER PLATES, engraved by the first Artists, from the most ad. mired Produdioos of the Great Masters of the various Schools of Painting, viz. Michael Angelo, Raphael, Corregio, Da Vinci, the Carracis, Titian, Rubens, Rembrandt; G uitto, Carlo Maratti, Poussin, Guerchino, Cortona, Albano, Carlo Dolcii Salvator Rosa, Del Sarto, Vandyck, Murillio, 'Sir I. Reynolds, ()pie, West, Northcote, .54c. • The Notes by.the Rev. jOHN HON LETT, B. D. Morning Preacher at the Foundling Hospital, Le6tirer of the United Parishes of St. Verlait. Foster, and St. Michael Le-Quern ; Author of Sermons, in -3 vols. Svo a Vindication of the Parini Chronicle, &c. In addition to the present Text, which will not in any case be altered, this Work will Contain--t. All the various Reirdings that.materially alter or ailed the sense.-2. A Reference to Parallel and Corresponding Passages.- 3. A short IntroduaiOn to every Book.—And 4. A Series of Criti cal and - Explanatory Notes, partly original, but chiefly cout piled•from the best Commentators of every age. Printed for RiChard Phillips, No. 6,.fkidge.itreet, and to be had of Booksellers and Newsmen. • • " FROM THii LONDON GAZETTE."‘' Saturday, Ott. 22, 18e8. AN IMPORTANT CAUTION To) ALL WHO RE GARD THLIR HEALTH. THE long-established reputation of Dr. NOR RIS'S DROPS hating induced a mercenary attempt to intrude on the Public a spurious imitation, the sole Pro prietor of the genuine Medicine feels it a duty to give a Cate tion against the dangerous effects of such an inipositiott. A slight attention to the Duty Stamp on each Bottle of the ge. nume Preparation, vviticb bath the Name " Tuomns Noa a I S MOOR s," engraved iR it by favour of Government. solely 'and purposely to guard this invaluable Medicine from Frauds, will be a sufficient Security against the ill consequences of counterfeit intrusions. The cordial virtues of tnese Drops are adapted to - all Clinics and Seasons. And they are, as those who are in the habit of taking,therb can testify,-not only a powerful Restorative in Most Disorders * , but equally a preserver of health. In fevers of all sorts, especially the Yellow .or Putrid, so destructive in the West Indies and America, ColdS, Asthmas, m beginning Consuptions,Corn-, plaints of the Stomach and Bowels, 'am and particulaEly. in the discomforts and decays of advanced, life, experience of more tisin nalf a century has indubitably Moved theilsupe rior.eflicacy. Thte Family I3atile, 2as. to be _had only at the Do6tor's House, No. 29, Lower Brook.street, where ciders for ex portation ,are duly executed. Surlier Bottles at t is. and es, 9cL sold vvholeiiale and retail by Messrs. Bacon and Co. iso 'Oxforti-strect. . ; Also Dr.NORRLS's celebrated 4NTI-BILIOVIIIP11 : . LS, tenth ample pima:ions, 44, the ilex. - . • No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in wordy at length, or. that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on • the :raid Friday the 9 , rb of Dec. nor unless. the Person who ►na,{es the l endet, or sane Perron on his behalf, attends; to anrwer,'whea called lin. PICTUALLING-OPIWE, • , . ' t-iE COMM ISSIONEI?Sfor VIC,TUALLINd jlisrY's N/IVY do h;rely giVe Notice, That an Friday, the s6th instant,-they. will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed q), and treat with such Persons as will undertake to furnish whatever tRESI-1 BEEF stay be replied foi the rise of His' Majesy's Ships and Vessels at Ply. Mouth, Torbay, and FalMputh (on separate Colaraar), f:d• Twelve Months fiom the ire of January next, to the 3 ist Deeemher following, inclusive ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Tnterest, ninety days after date. . . . . . The Conditions bf the Contras: may be tarn at the St.c.retag'.i' Office, at. this Office, or by applying to Mr. Miller, the of the said Commissioners, at Plymouth ; or-to the Colietlors 01 the Customs at Dartmouth and Falmouth, resiveliver. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Priee shaft not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nit be delhqred :2 the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 161 b in 7!, slant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or sonte Pelson on his behalf, atte.nds, to answer, whets' called Jai. VICTUALLING-011'7CE, _ Dec. - 2, tSoB. THE COMMISSIONERSfer ICTUALLIXG, His 11111P:STY's NAP'Y do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 13th instant, they will be 'Tad); to receive Ten. : tiers, in 7ariti;tg /sealed up), and treat far Two Hundred Tons of MUSCOV ei DO SUGAR, be answerable to Sanifles so be produced 'with the Tinders ; to be delivered in the original Pack• . ages, at the rate of from Sevenyto Eighty Tons per Meek, intr. Hir MajerOis Plana/ling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, nineti el.tys after Zile. The Conditions of the Contrael ;nay- be seen at the Secretad't Clifice • No regzrd will be had to any ,Tcnder in which the Price shalt, not he inierted in words a! lenitt; or that shall not Le delivered :o the Board before Ont o'Clock on the said Tuesdo; the 13th in. stant, nor unless_ the Person who snakes :14 'Tender, or sonte Person on his &ball, attends; to answer, when called for: VICIVALLIIVG-01 , 1 , 1CP., Dec. 5,18 a. THE CO.I . IIMISSION.E . IISfor VICTUALLING ills Majesty's Navy do hereby give Nuke; That on Tuesdiy, the 13th Instant, they will he ready to receive Ten— ders in un ioing ,t sealed up), and treat with such Persons at will und;rtake to fiernish what TALLOW CANDLES - m.a j i, he dewanded for tLe of the YiEivalfing Department ar Port of London, - jcr One Year, frcm IGt First of Yanuary to the 31st ,of December, 18c:4, inclusive, and to he paid fat by Bills,, payable, with Interest, ninety d.tyr after date. ,The Colidltions of the CoirtraCriztai te *seen'ai the Seeretaty's Office. No regard.wW be had to any Tencler.in which the ire shall not be inserted in words at length; or that shall not be delivered to the .Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday the 13th Instant; nor unlcsi the Person who Makes the Tender, at some person - on bit behalf, attends, to answer, when railed for. victuALLING.OFFICE. Die. 7, , . THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING . . ills MAJE.STY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, Thal on Wednesday, the 2ist Instant, they TAW -ke ready to .I . eeeiVi ' Tenders, in welting (sealedu p), and treat, foe Three hundred and Fifty, TONS of ENUINE OATMEAL, /0_ be deli vered, cne.half thereof in a Month, and the remainder in a 1114 nth afteru:ards; into His .Iqajr.sD;'s, Stores st Deptford, Portsmouth, and P a lymouth, in the Proportions under. mentioned, viz.' Deptford. Port rmotab P(k;routb Tons sod in be paid Jro I Bills, payable, will) Interest . , kn s9:-.4.0:' after dale. • The Condition: of the Contrail may he teen at the Secretag'i °jet. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall nit he inserted in Words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board Gejore One o'Clo,k on the said Wednesdly the 2 ist bre. nor unless the Person aciho makes tie Tender,' or ionic Pim,: on his behalf, attends - to nnstver Whin called fir. • This Day was published, . . 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